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Iran has now forced the IAEA to inspect the Dimona nuclear facilities after decades pretending they don't exist — the irony Via @wordsbyHG thecanary.co/global/2026/03…

BREAKING Spain’s MP Ione Belarra: “If we do not stop Israel in time, it will do to the whole world what it has already done to the Palestinians.”

@A_M_R_M1 Yemen’s Beach Boys are back! Houthis say: 🎶 Ba-Ba-Ba, Bab-al-Mandeb I got you comin’ and goin’, got you in a dither in the strait! 🎶

🚨 Breaking News: WSJ: Houthis poised to target alternative oil routes in the Red Sea in support of Iran The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran has not yet been able to prevent its adversaries from using an alternative route to the Strait of Hormuz via the Red Sea, despite successfully choking off the Persian Gulf, one of the world’s most vital energy corridors. However, this could change if the Houthis become actively involved in the conflict. The report notes that the United States and its Middle Eastern partners are closely monitoring the Yemeni armed group, which is funded and armed by Iran and has disrupted navigation in the Red Sea for nearly two years. Recently, the Houthis have escalated their threatening rhetoric, and although they have not yet opened fire, they represent a significant leverage card for Iran if Tehran seeks to increase pressure on the global economy or expand its targets to include Saudi Arabia and nearby U.S. assets, such as the base in Djibouti. Adam Baron, a researcher at New America specializing in Yemen and the Gulf, said: "If the Houthis enter the conflict, it will greatly escalate tensions. It would involve the Suez Canal and Egypt, and push Saudi Arabia toward further intervention." The article highlights that Iran has long strengthened its ties with proxies across the Middle East as a means to project influence and deter attacks, including Hezbollah in Lebanon and armed factions in Iraq, who have joined the war to target Israel and U.S. bases. The Houthis are considered a resilient military force, but they have indicated they could intervene at any moment. Senior Houthi official Mohammed al-Bukhaiti said last week: "Our fingers are on the trigger. Yemen’s involvement in the conflict is only a matter of time." The Houthis have a notable military record, controlling Sanaa and large parts of Yemen for over a decade, and withstanding a Saudi- and UAE-led Arab coalition. During the Gaza war, their attacks on ships and Israel—over 1,000 miles away—nearly paralyzed navigation in the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, forcing shipping companies to reroute around the longer Cape of Good Hope. Last year, Trump launched a campaign against the Houthis, which paved the way for the current war with Iran. The campaign exposed U.S. sailors and pilots to drone and missile attacks, ending after roughly two months with a partial ceasefire that weakened but did not defeat the Houthis. Even after the ceasefire, the Houthis continued attacks on Israel and Red Sea shipping, though their operations paused following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire in Gaza last fall. Shipping companies, however, remain cautious about using the route. With escalating tensions in the Gulf, the Red Sea has returned to the spotlight, as Iran seeks to control Gulf oil supplies via the Strait of Hormuz. The report adds that most of the Houthis’ attacks during the Gaza war were not directly ordered by Iran, highlighting the significant independent threat they pose, while maintaining plausible deniability regarding direct Iranian objectives. U.S. strikes last year destroyed Houthi military infrastructure and killed several leaders, but if Tehran feels existentially threatened, it could pressure the Houthis to join the fight. Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi stated earlier in March that his fighters stand with Iran and are prepared to escalate if necessary, and the group warned on Saturday night that any attempt to expand aggression against Iran would be met with a response. Mohammed Al-Basha, founder of Basha Report, a U.S.-based Middle East security consultancy, said: "There is broad consensus that the Houthis are still awaiting instructions from the joint leadership of the Iran-led resistance axis." He added: "The view is that they are deliberately delaying action to preserve this option until the ‘zero hour,’ either as a decisive leverage card or as a source of pressure in future negotiations."

@sasha_latypova @Sasso_Actual Oh that’s hellish…🕷️🕷️🚴‍♀️🕷️🕷️#FunnyNotFunny

@FearlessFriends @Sasso_Actual I went mountain biking and was attacked by a nest of ticks, lmao. They do come in groups. 🤣

Everyone, let's thank Jessica for confirming what I always said - Lyme disease is a rebranding of vaccine injurylies. It's a meningitis vax injury to be more specific. Ticks have done nothing wrong. And "weaponized ticks" are fear porn.

@sasha_latypova @Sasso_Actual Dang Sasha! 😱Five ticks on yourself and you removed them. Congrats for being intrepid. Yes, ticks are unfairly blamed for 💉injuries but they do look like fat vampire spiders. 🕷️

@Sasso_Actual I removed 5 ticks from myself a week ago. Ticks are harmless. That girl was tested with a fake test and given unnecessary meds.

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If you can, please lend a hand ~ share this post, donate if possible, offer blessings! 🚨 UPDATE: My Relentless Fight for Justice in Rebecca Charles Jackson v. Northwell Health – This Case Will Expose the Horrific Hospital Truths Hidden from Americans open.substack.com/pub/rebeccacha…

Dimona Missile Attack Injures 40 thejewishedition.com/news/israel/20… via @Jewdition x.com/jakeshieldsajj…

Tel Aviv cafe special of the day: “Air pie and wind pudding.” No soup for you. #SorryNotSorry

“Judaism is not Zionism.” @TorahJews 🙏✝️✡️☪️☦️🙏

Holy smokes, Bazan Oil Refinery in Haifa, Israel has been eliminated.

@wiseadvicesumit I see you 👀

🚨 The F-35 wasn't just a fighter jet. It was a $400 billion promise. 30 years of engineering. The most expensive weapons programme in human history, built on one idea: the enemy cannot see it. Yesterday, Iran found it with a heat sensor. The F-35 glows. Stealth hides you from radar. It does nothing about heat. The IRGC released the footage. The whole world watched. First time in history, F-35 has been hit in combat. And it wasn't done with cutting-edge technology. It was done by physics. 💀

Yemen’s Beach Boys are back. Houthis say: 🎶 Ba-Ba-Ba, Bab-al-Mandeb I got you comin’ and goin’, got you in a dither in the strait! 🎶

The only wanker I see here is Tommy Robinson @TRobinson calling Alex Barnicoat “wanker” for posting this: ‘Eid Mubarak🌙 I just did Ramadan for the 1st time.’ Eid Mubarak Alex 🙏❤️